Releases

Notion introduced orchestration for external agents, initially Claude and Cursor, inside shared team workflows.

Notion added agent skills, lower-cost model choices, credit visibility, enhanced integrations, and Custom Agent-powered database autofill.

Notion launched autonomous team agents with schedules, triggers, shared permissions, and integrations across Slack, Mail, Calendar, and MCP tools.

A secondary employee share sale reportedly valued Notion at approximately $11 billion.

Notion rebuilt its AI experience around a personal agent capable of multi-step work across pages, databases, and connected applications.

Notion launched unified AI search across workspace content and connected enterprise systems.

Notion introduced meeting capture, transcription, and AI-generated summaries integrated with its workspace and calendar.

Notion launched an AI-powered email client with automatic labeling, contextual drafting, custom views, and scheduling.

Notion launched its integrated calendar product, developed from the Cron acquisition.

Notion introduced workspace-grounded Q&A for project updates, onboarding, notes, and company knowledge.

Notion made its embedded writing and knowledge assistant generally available after a ten-week alpha feedback period.

Sequoia and Index purchased shares from Notion employees at the same $10 billion valuation as the prior financing.

Notion raised $275 million led by Coatue Management and Sequoia Capital.

Notion raised $50 million in new funding during the expansion of its collaborative workspace.

Notion raised approximately $18.7 million in a financing round.